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On one point, at least, the Kremlin has sided with Bob Woodward against former President Donald Trump.

Woodward is coming out with a new book, and among its headline-making disclosures is his report on what happened when the pandemic struck, when the death toll was soaring and people could not get home testing kits for COVID-19.

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Trump, at that point in 2020, secretly sent Vladimir Putin a number of Abbott Point of Care COVID test machines "for his personal use."

The Trump campaign said Woodward’s book, an advance copy of which was obtained by CNN, consisted entirely of made-up stories.

However, Kremlin spokesman Dmitri Peskov confirmed the receipt of the COVID machines.

"As for the tests, when the pandemic began, countries did not have enough equipment," Peskov said. "And many countries then exchanged such gestures of support and sent each other shipments of various equipment they had."

In fact, during the spring of 2020, Russia sent the Trump administration 60 tons of medical equipment.

Woodward also quotes the Russian dictator as telling Trump, "I don’t want you to tell anybody because people will get mad at you, not me. They don’t care about me."

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However, Peskov disputed another assertion by Woodward, that Trump has stayed in touch with Putin since he left the White House, with as many as seven calls between them. "As for the calls, that's a lie," Peskov said.

In the book "War," however, the Washington Post sleuth recounts a scene where Trump tells a top aide to leave the room so "he could have what he said was a private phone call with